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WHO WE ARE
We provide a safe place for recovery from substance abuse
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Nonresidential Support Services |
Currently, we are offering nonresidential recovery services to men and women throughout Rock County and the Stateline area.
Services include:
- Restore Recovery support group - Tues at 7 pm.
- Assisting with sober living housing placement
- Assisting with finding inpatient and outpatient treatment
- Mentoring/peer support & goal setting
- Accountability
- Transportation is available for our support services.
- Community Education
- Narcan Training
- Prevention - Trends, Accessibility, and Warning Signs
 Faith-BasedAlthough, we are a faith-based program, we do not discriminate against religious or spiritual views.
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 Safe PlaceOur clients have the right to be in a safe and healthy environment.
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 For EveryoneEveryone has the right and the ability to live a life free of addiction.
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 We CareAn environment
with strict confidentiality and no judgement. |
 ALL WITH LOVE
Stories of Restoration897 days. That is how long I was in prison, and each day promising myself I would never go back, never leave my kids again. Most think that getting clean and staying clean in prison is the norm, but it’s harder. I had to battle the craving and the people; drugs were everywhere. I started going to AA & NA 12-Step meetings and worked hard at staying clean and sober. I started to attend Bible Studies and church and found a peace and felt like something was carrying me. I held tight to my prayer and bible studies.
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When I got out, I got a job and began moving forward. I started seeing my kids again. I avoided old friends and places. I focused on me. I put so much focus on me, I quit focusing on Jesus, my redeemer. I didn’t find a church, a group of women, or a bible study. I became isolated, focusing on work and kids. I met a man that wooed me. We dated for 3 months, and he moved in. I was working more hours but not getting ahead. My 16-year old daughter came to live with us and within months we were homeless. I couldn’t understand how everything went so wrong so fast. 275 days. That is how long I stayed clean out of prison. I met some of the folks at Restoration and talked with them. I filled out an information card and they called me right away. I was able to talk to someone who had walked my path, struggled with addiction, self-worth, guilt, and shame. It was through them calling, texting, holding me accountable, helping me get plugged into a church. Today, I am clean, sober and happy. My daughter and I are building a bond. I have custody of my 2 boys and the 4 of us are doing life together. I didn’t need a boyfriend, I needed to rectify my relationship with Jesus and my kids. My heart is full now. Thank you, Restorations, for leading me back to where I belong. The expression has been used, “Addiction, I gave up everything for one thing, Recovery, I gave up 1 thing for everything”. Read Less
I was an addict. I moved 1750 miles, but I was still an addict. The relocation didn’t change me, my thoughts, or my problems. When I returned, I faced the same challenges and didn’t have a stable place to live. I was in survival mode. I was constantly moving from one person’s home to another. Getting a job wasn’t the hard part, keeping a roof over my head was a constant struggle. I met Rita and she immediately invited me to the Restore Recovery group. I never told her about my addiction, but she knew.
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I guess an addict wears their addiction. After several invitations I joined the group. Life was still spinning out of control but one by one I was able to navigate those obstacles, but it was getting very tiring. On bitter cold, rainy nights when my tent wasn’t enough, I had to choose a relapse of using crack cocaine for basic survival needs of shelter. I found more than I ever thought I would at Restore. I found a group of people that could identify with my struggle. I found people that supported me while holding me accountable, never giving up but never making it easy. I found a family at Restorations. They rallied around me while I fought to get clean. I needed to be clean to get into a sober living facility so the cycle of relapsing could stop. I was clean for 32 days and I moved into a sober living home. I started work my 1st week there. I was on a waitlist to start my addiction treatment. I thought I was doing what I needed going to Restore, Narcotics Anonymous, talking with my sponsor, working, and trying to get into a daily routine. Somehow work became my focus and all my other priorities became my burdens. One by one the “burdens” fell off and work became my focus as I waited to get into day treatment. I was reminded from the people at Restore that I had to put my recovery 1st . Again, the folks began to rally around me, but unfortunately, I didn’t heed their warning. I was in a sober living home for 37 days and was kicked out. All my small compromises lead to the big fall. I am now homeless again. Being homeless now, I need a long- term residential recovery place to get my life back, because I am broken, and I don’t know how to fix me or my brain on my own. I need a place like the one Rock County Restorations has planned for long-term residential recovery. Read Less
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Let's Start The JourneyOur goal is to help you overcome substance abuse by providing you or your loved one with not only addiction recovery but to help you restore and transform your live in every area, leading you to self-sufficiency.
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Restoring Lives Together!
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